Comments on: Going beyond “Hello” http://imnodummy.wordpress.com/2008/06/19/going-beyond-hello/ Blogging about ventriloquism, self employment, and other fun stuff. Wed, 26 Aug 2009 14:47:29 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: rewindguy909 http://imnodummy.wordpress.com/2008/06/19/going-beyond-hello/#comment-25 rewindguy909 Fri, 20 Jun 2008 04:34:21 +0000 http://imnodummy.wordpress.com/?p=44#comment-25 I can really identify with your delima about the length of the segments of your show. I am only just starting out and have recently written my first multi-character show. I perform mostly for children and it's really hard to keep their attention. My suggestion for you is to look at the acts of some of the vents you consider to be the best; those whose shows you wouldn't mind emulating. Analyze their character segments and the flow of the subjects the cover. When I wrote my show I had Jeff Dunham and a vent named David Pendelton in mind. I tried to write like I was copying their timing in regard to length of act. I really enjoy your posts and look forward to the next one. Thanks for sharing your career developments. They serve as great input for me. Ron H Smiths Grove, Kentucky I can really identify with your delima about the length of the segments of your show. I am only just starting out and have recently written my first multi-character show. I perform mostly for children and it’s really hard to keep their attention.

My suggestion for you is to look at the acts of some of the vents you consider to be the best; those whose shows you wouldn’t mind emulating. Analyze their character segments and the flow of the subjects the cover.

When I wrote my show I had Jeff Dunham and a vent named David Pendelton in mind. I tried to write like I was copying their timing in regard to length of act.

I really enjoy your posts and look forward to the next one. Thanks for sharing your career developments. They serve as great input for me.

Ron H
Smiths Grove, Kentucky

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